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During the conversation in Chandigarh, women voters said that there has definitely been a lot of development in the last 10 years during the tenure of Modi government but now they will vote to change the government. Because other parties should also get a chance to run the government. On the other hand, young voters raised the issue of religion and Ram temple.
During the information tour, CricketInFocus’s team reached Chandigarh. Where our editor Neeraj Kumar Dubey talked to the voters during the voting.
During the conversation, women voters said that there has definitely been a lot of development in the last 10 years during the tenure of Modi government but now they will vote to change the government. Because other parties should also get a chance to run the government. Young voters raised the issue of religion and Ram temple and said that they have voted in support of BJP in view of the excellent tenure of Modi government. Along with this, they also claimed that in the last 10 years during the tenure of Modi government, the country’s status has increased a lot in the world.
According to him, it is a matter of great fortune for the country to have a leader like Modi because Prime Minister Modi is a world-class leader. He also praised the Prime Minister for nullifying Article 370. He said that the opposition has no agenda of development left and it does politics only to make political gains. He also expressed hope that BJP’s slogan of Abki Baar 400 will come true.
Women voters called the Prime Minister a lion and said that the entire opposition is scared of him. People who came to vote appealed to others to vote and said that any government or party should avoid doing politics on the basis of religion and caste. Some women voters raised the issue of ever-increasing unemployment in the country and said that the upcoming government needs to pay attention to this problem. Election Commission was also seen working with full promptness in Chandigarh Lok Sabha constituency. Medical help desks were also set up for voters at many polling stations. Apart from this, tents and carpets were also arranged for people to protect them from the heat.
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